Indiana health leaders have announced more than $76 million in funding to help support mental health and substance use recovery efforts across the state.

A team of Southern Indiana law enforcement and community health leaders are working to implement a mental health court in Clark County a program aimed at helping people get the services and resources they need.

Indiana University recently announced it is using federal grants to help address the shortage of mental health professionals in schools. More than $10 million in grants recently awarded to IU will be used to help train and hire mental health staff in six schools around the state.

Children who experience the death of a loved one can experience a range of health problems. An Indianapolis group is expanding grief support groups to the East Side of the city. They hope to offer children and their families a sense of community during a tough time.

Gov. Eric Holcomb said new mental health legislation is a sea change for Indiana getting people the help they need, when they need it.

City officials announced details Monday on the new clinician-led team that will respond to mental health calls in Indianapolis.

People with mental health issues could be diverted to local treatment facilities instead of jail under legislation headed to the governors desk.

Legislation to boost mental health care services unanimously cleared a House committee Tuesday amid emotional testimony from Hoosiers.

A new exhibit at the Indianapolis Art Center hopes to open more discussion surrounding mental health and the benefits of creative wellness.

The Beloved Community Outreach Center offers free mental health services to the MLK center’s four surrounding neighborhoods: Butler-Tarkington, Meridian Kessler, Crown Hill and Mapleton-Fall Creek.